Sentence examples for one can postulate that from inspiring English sources

Thus, one can postulate that physical and psychosocial factors related to computer office work are not perceived differently by different cultures.

So, one can postulate that pol III makes a slippage error in the run of three T residues and stops at or before the cross-link, when a TLS polymerase is recruited.

The detected association of B19V-genotype 2 with severe malaria needs further analysis, although, one can postulate that variability in the host immune response to distinct B19V-genotypes may correspond with the severity of anemia in B19V/ P. falciparum patients.

Although one can postulate that study population recruited in an outpatient department might have introduced a sample bias, a retrospective study among toddlers attending day care in Athens and Viotia (2010-2011), reported vaccination coverage with 3 PCV doses during their first year at 46.8% [ 13].

14 As these areas project to the autonomic motor neurones in the brain stem connected to the spleen, one can postulate that systemic inflammation with circulating cytokines is detected by the brain subsequently activating the cholinergic input to the spleen, thereby modulating the immune response.

Based on physiological studies, one can postulate that the oxygenation improvement is mainly due to a lung volume redistribution induced by reduced ventral CW compliance during prone positioning, while an increase of the lung volume (recruitment) appears more significant during upright positioning.

"The government can be said to have failed to avert Railtrack's insolvency but that cannot be said to be a fault in the government unless one can postulate a duty on government to have funded Railtrack without limit and without condition, a hopeless proposition".

Finally, one can also postulate that following direct damage induced by exposure to toxic levels of white light, the RPE cells are no longer able to ensure photoreceptor homeostasis.

We can postulate that permeability changes result from changes in porosity.

We can postulate that most were of no long-term significance.

We can postulate that ART could trigger similar processes.